Ella McCay Review
Beloved director James L. Brooks’ new political drama-comedy, Ella McCay, doesn’t retain the same spark as his previous works, nor fit the feel of 2025.
Albert Brooks
Horoscopics: Top 10 Gemini Season Movies
If the steadfast energies of Taurus season made you yawn then jump on the Gemini movie train, you never know where it will stop!
Black Hole Films Episode 155 – Lost in America
Michelle Ouelette and Nicholas Carella join Jeremey for Lost In America!
Black Hole Films Episode 118 – Albert Brooks Double Bill
Ken Cuperus & Marc Winegust join Jeremy for an Albert Brooks double-bill!
Finding Dory Review: Dory Flounders
Finding Dory is another sequel in a summer full of sequels that feel like sequels, and not in a good way.
First Finding Dory Trailer Swims into View
Dory struggles to remember where she comes from in the first trailer for the sequel to Finding Nemo.
A Most Violent Year Review
Although it fell short of awards season hype, A Most Violent Year can best be viewed as a really solid genre effort.
This is 40 Review
Despite not being able to fully balance the autobiographical elements of This is 40 within his top heavy screenplay, Judd Apatow still delivers a loose, but satisfying slice of life comedy.
TIFF 2011: Drive Review
Director Nicolas Winding Refn has proven that he knows the dark world of crime dramas well. His new film Drive manages to be both an immaculate homage to the seminal crime films of Melville and Mann, and a worthy addition to a genre already full of classics.
